The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-02
IA, JUNE 2, 1887. NEW SERIES-VOI xxIU-NO ,
House bills Nos. s45 and s5s were read and

House bills Nos. 245 and S55 were read and
referred. ...s...s ... ...,f .,,...
Mr.. Orman, Chairman COMMITTEES ON Finance
and Taxation. reported unfavorabiy Senate bills
Nns. 22S and $50, and favorabay Senate BIN No
23A ,-yt s.t ,,.. s,sssee a,4T lno
Mr. Williams, Chairman Commil,ee on Ep-
crossed bills. reported amendments 10 House
bin No. 10S. Senate bills Nos 2oS and l0l, cor
rectly engrossed.- - aon. fhi T3.'. io
Mr.. Stockton, Chairmaa Of the Cssnmis,se 90
Claims reported Senate bill No. 2SS without
| recommendation.
The motion to reconsider the vote by which
| Senate bill No 40 Was taken up was lost. Y.
| Mr.. Miller, Chrirman Of the Committee on
appropriations reported Senate bill No. $40 with
amendments
In section 3, strike out "five thousand dol
lars," and insert "two thousand dollars" '4
Mr.. Stockton of the Committee on Judiciary
reported Senate bill No 700 with amendments.
DIR. Bryan. Chairman lof the Committee ON City
and County Organic .tOn reported favOrably
Senate bills Nos 2S8 and 2SS
Mr. Delano moved To call up Senate bill No
Ill agreed TO- t......,
The bill was read the ssssna @ ta iiRi iBRlfi ne recon-
mitted agreed TO- ~ - s9-f@s
Mr.. Judge asked permission To take up Senate
bill No. 2S8 agreed 10. ...-t.
Pending which a message from the House an
HOuuCCu tuC pdSodSC vi IAOuSc UiIiS NOS If4 anu
1884,
Senate bill No 2ss was taken up and read the
second time. --. 7
Mr.. Bryan moved to adopt the following
amendment by the committee strike out "for
library and museum building. 5000
Mr.. Johnson moved to go into Executive
Session agreed to.
The doors were opened
Mr.. Mann, Chairman Of the Committee on
Agriculture reported joint resolution for the es
tablishment Of an agricultural experimental sta
tion. While we are of the opinion that an ex PEI
rimentai station ought To be located well south,
we do not desire to suggest any point, but report
the same back without recommendation.
Also:reported Senate bill No, 40 with amend
ments
Also reported fsverably Senate bill No. 284
aud Senate bill No. 81, and resolution on
same subject, without recommendation also
Senate bill No. 225 without recommendation
also resolution in regard 10 change of road laws
in this State, and recommend that it pass. y
Mr.. Walker moved that Senate bill No. 265
be made tie special order for o'clock this af
ternOOn agreed to.
MIR. Blackwell moved to adjourn agreed TO-
THREE O'CLOCK P. NJ
The Senate resumed its session
The President in the chair.
A quorum present.
Mr.. Williams, Chairman Committee on En-
crossed Bills, reported House substitute for Sen
ate bill No. 1O9, amendments to House bill No.
172; also amendment TO House bill No 1874 cor
recily engrossed.
Upon the motion to adopt the amendments re-
commended by committee to Senate bill No.
23S, Mr.. Judge offered the following amendment:
Frr library and museum. building, strike out
$8,000," and insert "$4 ,000," IN section lost:
The amendment by the committee was adopt
ed and the bill was engrossed. re
PrQciHenf fbaf fho h0,, l,,I
arrived Tor the consideration Of Senate bill No.
245, it being special order.
Senate bill No. 245 was read second time
Mr.. Mallory, by permission, introduced Sen
ate bill No. 1876, To incorporate the Pensacola
Electric Light and Power Company; referred
Mr.. Whidden moved 10 indefinitely postpone
the bill lost
A message from the House announcsd the
menls; also the passage of House bill No. 347
Mr.. McKinne. by permission, introduced SEN
ate bill No. 297, TO incorporate the Chippewa,
Lakeland and Investment Company, aud to
grant certain privileges to the same referred.
Mr.. Mann moved that Senate bill No 245 be
made special order for 4 O'Clock P. NJ. to-mor-
row, and that 100 copies Ire. printed; agreed. ~
Mr.. Williams moved that Senate bill No 226
be made special order for o'clock tonight;
agrced to-
Mr. McKinne moved that bills on third read
ing be taken up agreed to.
Mr.. Mann moved that Senate bill No. 150 be
made special order for $50 O'clock to night;
agreed to.
Mr.. Chandler moved that Senate bill No. 233
he made the special order for IL O'Clock t0.mOr-
row morning; agreed to. .t....
Mr.. Stockton moved that Senate bill No. 200
be made the special order for O'Clock lo-mor.
row afternoon; agreed to.
MI Moreno, by permission. introduced SEN
ate bill No 29S, to restore VIM. r. Perpall, OF
Monroe county, to his civil rights referred.
BILLS ON THIRD READING.
Senate bill No. 2l4, passed over informally
House bill No. IS, passed over.
Senate bill No. 05 was read the third time
Mr. Martin moved that the bill be put hack on
its second reading not agreed to.
Mr.. Blackwell moved to reconsider the vote
by which il was refused to be put on second
reading agreed 10. .,fr..s. ss.
Upon the motion to place the bill on its second
reading, ii was agreed to.
House bill No. 81 was read third time -.
Mr.. Bryan moved TO lay the bill on the table
agreed to. ... ,...t..4
House bill No SO was read third time and
passed
House bill No. 4 was read third time, with
amendments, and passed.
House bill Ne. Ill was read third fine with
amendments, and passed. ...r.:.t
Senate bill No. 225 10 encourage the cultiva-
tOn Of sugar can and the manufacture Of sugar
in the State Of Florida, was indefinitely post
pOned. ... "A al = ...
House bill No /, was read the third time, with
amendments, and passed by The following vote:
Yeas-Messrs. Blackwell, Bryan, Burnsm.
Chandler, Coulter Delano, Fraser johnson.
Jones, Judge, Lee, Mallory, Mann, Miller More,
no, McKinne, Stevens, Stockton, Tolbert, Walk
er, Jr., and WiliamsA21 S ~ 80
Nays-Messrs. Chares, Cole, Kelly and Or
man.. t'-i
EIGHT O'CLOCK p. NJ
The Senate resumed its session
The President in the chair.
A quorum present.. '@
Senate bill No 226 was taken up and read
the second time with COMMITTEES amendments
Mr.. Williams moved the adoption of the
amendment; agreed TO-. t, t
Mr.. Bryan offered the following amendment
Add to section /: Pr0rided Thai this act shall NOT
exclude the Orange Belt Railroad, now being
constructed between Brooksville and Point Pr
neIlas agreed TO- .l,.'',e 80 -1'-'
Mr.. Walker, Jr., offered the following amend
ment: Add to section the following sections:
Section 2. That before any suits shsll be nstitu
ted or steps taken to forfeit any grant OF land the
Governor shall first ascertain whether BY any such
forfeiture the land forfeited will accrue 10 the
It, has been conveyed to is withheld from mar.
ket for any other corpoeatioa, and should It be |
found that all or any portion Of any snch giant has
been 80 conveyed BY or Is withheld BY said Trus.
tee. he shsii further invesEsse - 70 se legality Of
holding said land and II shall appear that the |
Trustees acted without legal authority IN 60 con-
veyinE and Withdrawing any e0eh land. he; sshall |